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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03
Resignation.

AUSTIN, Feb. 3.-Judge Reagan
handed in his resignation as a men,
Der of the house of representatives OF
the fiftieth congress yesterday morn
ing before he left forhomc. The laws
of the United States say that such va
csncies shall be filled as provided for
bv the State laws. There has been
some hurrying around to ascertain the
provisions of the State law, but all
legislatures have neglected to
make them. The only precedent that
occurs is the case to fill the vacancy
made by the death of Schleicher. Gov.
Roberts ordered the election under
the general rules provided by the laws
of the United States and Texas. The
question is still undergoing investiga-
ton, and probably it will be solved
very quickly. There are a dozen or
more candidates in Judge Reagan's
district who are anxious to bound
into the arena. He viii serve out his
time in the Forty-ninth as Congress-
man and then move his seat npa step
higher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

THEoDoR BARTH writes in The Ber-
lin Nation that of all civilized peoples
the Americans are politically the most
conservative. In the matter of domes-
tic comforts he thinks Europeans could
learn much of Americans. American
architecture from the aesthetic point of
view is. however, still in its infancy.
mot only the grandest, but the most
beautiful structure in New York is the
Brooklyn bridge"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

The suspension of Sir John Pope
Hennessey from the govcrnorship of the
Mauritius brings to mind the saying of
O'Connell that if an Irishman is to be
roasted there is always another Irish
man ready to turn the spit. 1t was a
conflict with Mr.. Clifford Lloyd that
got him into trouble, and it was Sir
Hercules Robinson who removed him
from Office; and they two and he are all
Irish.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

CONSIDERABLY surprise has been oc-
casioned in Philadelphia by the recent
announcement Of Rev. w. II. Gilbert.
pastor of St James Methodist Episco-
pal church in that city, that he has de-
sided not to preach what he does not
-bclieye. In conversations with men,
bcrs Of his congregation he said he did
not believe in the divinity of the bible
and did not know anything about inn
mortality or whether there was a God.
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert is about 40 years of
age and has been in the ministry some
.Heniy years
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

The Royal Agricultural society Of
England annually distributes prizes
among the farmers of that country for
progress in various matters of impor-
lance pertaining to the cultivation of
The soil. In 1885 the farmer who won
the chief prize had n holding of 100
acres. upon which he placed during the
year 100 tons of barnyard manure, 700
tons Of manurial refuse from London.
400 tons Of night soil from Liverpool.
nd 5 ON of inter and salt, ashes.
bona-dust. etc. This is a total Of /, POS
,ons. OF "a Ions TO the acre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Since going to London a year ago
Prince Krapotkin has lived in retire
ment in a modest little house at Har-
row-on-the-Hill, and has kept strictly
aloof from the mad orgies of anarchists
and social democrats. He spends much
time in making literary and scientific
researches at the British museum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Mr.. JOHN DILLON, who next to Par
nell is the most popular man in Ire
land, is the son of John Blake Dillon,
'the honest man in Ireland" according
to John Bright, during the rebellion of
1848. Mr.. Dillon the elder was until
1855 the law partner Of Judge Richard
O'Gorman, Of the superior court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

A LoNG-FoRGoTTEN portrait of By
ron has been brought to light at Flume.
Hungary. 1t "a painted at Venice
in 1916 by Natalie %Schiavoni, and repre-
SCENTS the poet seated at n coffee-table,
smoking, and wearing a high hat and
|voluminous cloak. His favorite dog
stands beside him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Ex-PREsIDENT r. b. HAYES has join
ed a company of lecturers, who are now
1t work in the middle states, and
among whom is Eli Perkins. He inter
ests his auditors by describing to them
A''Sheridan's Victory at Cedar Creek"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

AMONG the interesting souvenirs Of
|Mrs. Hicks-Lord's recent s%oiourn in
England now ornamcnting her home
in Washington square, New York city,
is a portrait of Queen Victoria, present
ed by her majesty personally by Mrs.
Lori
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

PROF. CHAs. HARPER, of the Royal
Academy of Music, London. has retired
from the active pursuit of his profession.
He is 20 years old and has been for
years the chief horn player in the Roy
81 Italian opera orchestra.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Gov. LEE Of Virginia, is credited with
being the champion checker-player
Of the south.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03


MES, seems to be to charge enor-
nous rates and take no risks. AS
long as their premiums flow in
and no fires occur, they are serene;
but let a fire come, and their
righteous Indignation is kindled,
leading them to make all sorts of
grave charges, accusations and
threats. W. expect fires and pay
insurance they collect fees and
raise a racket over every loss.
We hope that the effort being
made to consolidate the Dallas
State Fair and Texas State Fair
may prove successful. Dallas will
get there much easier and sooner
if all unite and pull together.
Both of these organizations have
done great good, and yet they may
accomplish even more by uniting
the zeal and energy of the enter
prising men who control them.
The remarkable proposition
from Mr.. Onderdonk, New York,
to guarantee a deep-water channel
in Galveston harbor, % feet deep
by $50 feet wide, for $500, 900,
brings forth the usual appeal from
Galveston to congress. Why,
Galveston could afford to pay that
sum itself; at least, Galveston men
should have promptly accepted the
proposition, guaranteeing the
$500, 900, and getting what they
could from congress. But the
News, with its characteristic en-
tcrprise, recommends a delegation
to Washington.
The Metropolitan Publishing
Company of this city has just is
sued an elegant pamphlet, relating
to "Dallas, Her Prosperity and
Prospects," The editor, Mr.. An
drew Morrison, has done his work
well and given us some interesting
Dallas history.
The ideah The book called
dallas, Her Prosperity and Pros
pects." contasns the once popular
error that ''the leading editorials
for the Dallas News are written in
Galveston !" The ''brainery" is
heah
TIE telegraph reporting a strike
among coal miners in Walker county,
Ala, says 500 men went out. There
were not 500 men in the county
fifteen years ago. But this is the new
edition of the South so much talked
and printed about.
In is now in order for the Ireland
land and Maxey supporters to feast on
crow for a few days.-Gamesville Hes
perian.
Judge Reagan is crow of an unusual
kind, to which the supporters Of his
opponents do not seriously object.
The SanAntonio Times is in favor of
clecting senators by popular ballot.
The Times is not alone, in this the PEG.
pie about agree on this point.
If the eternal vigilance of u cter-
nal peace officers increases much more
they will catch the robbers before they
get to the Doodle.
The people of Sherman did Gen.
Maxey great injustice in believing that
ridiculous story of the Globe-Demo-
crat.
If Texas had her share of senatorial
dignities, Ireland, Maxey, Reagan and
Coke would all be there.
If Gov. GIBBS could not elect Ire
land he could do the next best thug
fog Bennett.
EVEN the Abilene fire department
has an electric fire alarm.
LEvLLY, the once celebrated barry
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

M. PAsTEUR is to retire from active
practice soon to avoid paralsys, with
which he is threatened.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Gov. HILL is very particular about
his hats. They are always well-ftting
and Of the latest styles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

LEvILLr, the once celebrated barry.
tone, is now a teacher of music in Par
Is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

EVEN the Abilene fire department
has an electric fire alarm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

SENATOR CONCERTS friends say that
ne will leave the senate chamber poor
err than when he entered it six years
ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03
To Young and MiddIe-Aged Men n
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The awful effect of early vice, which
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Palpitation Of the heart, timidity, trem'
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Married Men, or those entering on that
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Let not false modesty deter you from call
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Prompt attention is given TO all correspon.
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DIR. Wasserzug is a regular gradute Of
IL years rxacios. Diploma in Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

If Gov. GIBBS could not elect Ire
land he could do the next best thing
fog Bennett.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Joaquin MnLER's little daughter,
Juanita, has awonderful memory, andshe
can repeat everything her father has
written.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

Franz LIszT, it is now deiinately as
certaincd. was a Freemason. He was
received into the order at Frankfort-on-
the-Main in 1871.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-03

If Texas had her share of senatorial
dignitics, Ireland, Maxey, Reagan and
Coke would all be there.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01

Die spst trdftisen S6rper trafen ii9 nit
einem bumpfen StoB unb Mt9ael blieb,
BON benz NnpraQe betdubt, fteben; Der
S4war5e oasessn belt ben StoB uners
i9itterIi9 wte Elm 5els aus aber pl6sli9
uertro9 er iid unter bic Wanicobii9e,
womit bieier Sbsil bss @artens bspHanst
mot, unb ueri9pano, als bate bic grbe
i'm peri9lunsen. Oie @nueienben mugs
ten ni9t, mas lie benten ~iolten, ais bic
WuIattin nit ben Siusern auf etpas bins
mics, bas I'M 9raie ii9 beueste, unb rief:
Oort. bort ssbt CT bur9. Sic idoB ibren
speiten S9uB mad bisier Rt9tuns ab.
Ni9ael elite uuf bic Steue su, mo- BITE
gIdtter ii9 bepesten.
0irtIi9 traf sr ben Ronsu, Der auf benz
8oben bintro9, uub fling an, IN unbss
i9rsibli6er Wutb nit S6uftsn unb SiSsn
ouf i'm Ios3ui9Iasen. Der Nsser ma9te
teinen Ssriu6, fi9 gu uertbsibissn unb
wanQte fi9 ME clue SItnbi9Iei9e in ben
lrmen istnss 9ssnsrs. @tnise Sdritts
meter batten bic &esensihe ben Sobsn
aufssrifen uno bic Saliiaben untsrsrabeu;
bur9 bieie Ssffuuns mar Der Serbrs9er
bereinsetommen, uub ba iu9te er aud mics
Der su entidlipfeu, mas tim aud scIans.
Wti9asl ba6te ni9t baran, i'm gu p~erfols
gen ; sr beetle iia. isiuer Sdweiter, BEL
Der ii5 iibriaenS idOn Srau @alotS unb
bic Regsrin befanoen, gu ollie su ellen.
Soispbiue prr eben ;u fi9 setommen unb
iasts gu ibrem Sruoer, wte weun CT iie
bdtte uerfteben t0nuen:
Sd bante Dir Wi6aeI, On biif sur
rs9tsu 3sit setommen, On uub bic mutbise
Srau @alois. Obne Sud- wdre i'd psrs
loren 9eueien.
Wabrli5, Srduleiu, iaste Die Wulattin,
aans ffol, auf ibrsn Wutb, Der Ron9u bat
Ieben tSnnsn, baB i'd i'm ni6t fir9te, unb
iolte sr es puseu, nod einmal su tommen,
10. -. @abrIi9, bic WeiBen guropa's
wirben 10 gtuas ni6t wasen, ME mir
DeiBsn in ben Rolonien.
glu9 Mi5asl CAB nit Der @~roBtbusrsi
Der Susenb Su usrfeben, er wirbe ben
&Onsu fiber umbrinsen. psnn er i'm, wies
Der trdfe.
Wini5e, Iie6er. baB er uns niemals
pieber besesnst, Ni9asI, iaste SOispbine
i9aubernb.
SIS mar isst absr d 3eit, bas 5euer,
pel1ss bic san3e Wobnuus Su ersreifen
brobts gu l6i9en. Gdiar mar i4on bins
seeilt unb se%rtriimmerte NIT ietner Art ben
S9uppen. @lidli6erwsiie bate ber
itarte &esen am slbeno bas Yalmsnba9
seb6ris bur9psidt unb 10 eritidts ss, ba
es nod iebr fsu9t mar, bsim Ssrabfallsn
bic Slammen. Wit Silfe Der Na9barn
unb einisen @imsru 8aIers uarb man
balb iiber bas 6euer Serr, unO oer S9as
ben par nur elm gang unbsosutenSer.
Oils am anbern Morssn bic 8sbSrbsn
wieosr ibre unniisen Streifereien IN Der
llmsssenb auitelten, sepannen ie bic ues
b~erseusung, bGB Der &onau, wie ssp0bns
lid mad eirsm aqSu auffdaisen Serbre3en,
bic Na6barI5ait Der Stabt psrlaiien bate,
@ir psrosn isOO4 balb wieoer nit ibm 81.
iammen ~treffen.
NOrtiesuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
6. &upitel.
Ser ,,miloe &ongu."

llnsefdbr na9 8erlauf elmer Stunbe fam
@ranopal, Der ~bepuBtlos in Mi9aels 3tms
mer sebra9t porben mar, pieber gu it9.
Gin aus Der Staot 9sbolter WiIttdrarst err
flGrte bic beiben Wunbsu fir unsefdbrli9 {;
Der Sesman iei bur9 ben Sdlas auf ben
&opf nur betdubt sepeien. Ser Verwuns
bette ielbt iu9te SOiepbinen, bic weinenb
feline Sanb in Der ibren belt, gu berubi'
gen. Das 3immsr ma poaer Weni9en.
AuBer Widael unb ben 9ausbewobnern
befanb fi9 nod elm Observation-Disclosures,
iopie Elm nit Der gsri9tli6en llnteriu6uns
bsauftrrster 8eamter In temielbsu. Der
ibrise Tbeil oes Sauies, ielbit Der Sof
mar iiberfiat BON Qeuten, pel9e BET benz
8efauntperoen bss Serbre9sns berbsises
silt waren, S9parse, Wulatten, Warines
iolbaten unb eiuise Wann pom Der Gapens
nsl9eu Wilij, ben %iogenannten gabris
@ensbarmen. Sc warb lebbaft bins unb
berselpro1sn on allen 6enitern fab man
2i9tsr; i'm sanSen Sauie berri6te llnoros
nuna unb Elm BET iol1en gortommniNen
unpermeibli9es Our9einanber. Die nd:
bern 1mitdnbe bes tranrigen 8orfaIes NOS
rem nod nidt gang tlar, unb iobaIb @ranbs
pal pieber ~ ii9 Fam, iteate Der 8eamte
bic Srase an ibn, Oh er nidt einisen auf'
i1luB iiber ben obsr BITE llrbeber bss sesen
TIN seri9teten Worbpsriu9ss ssben tonne.
Oils Der &apitdu bierauf Elm deficiencies
8si9en ma9te, i9pies aass i'm 3immer
poler @r%wartuns.
Sd babe Sbnsn ui9t piel gu iassn, msin
Ssrr, tasts CT mad einisem 8eiinnen nit
idwa4er Gimme. Oils i9 porbin bas
Saus perlafen. bate unb an einem NIT @es
baid bebedten @runbftite poriibersins,
slaubte i6 neben mir @erdui9 gu b6ren.
SD mar aui msinet 9ut unb grill unpias
tdrli9 mad Der Sai9e, in wel9er ft9 mein
&epolper befanb. Su bemielben ausens
blide iprans Elm Wann aus benz Oidi9t
unb %perwunbste mid bur9 einen Sdbelbieb
an Der S6ulter. S9merS iowobl wie tn'
wi0en preBteu mir einen S9ret aus, i6 i9oB
obne ben llsbeltbdtsr su t~refisn. Sc mnB
berielbe auBeroroentIi9 seIentis iein, tsnn
wie ein Rreiiel iprans sr, nm mid berum.
0a CAB i'd gum speiten Male Ssusr unb
bies Mal muB i'd i'm sstroiisn baben, 10
nabe mar er bel MIR; td tonnts mir aber
bieriiber feine @ewiBbeit usrl6afisn, bsnn
In bsmislbrn @ugsnoIit erbieIt i6 siaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
itanb is nuf unb risf NIT aufpenbuus alIe
ibrer &rdfte:

ftunb fte nuf unb rief NIT aufueubuus aller
ibrer &rdfte:
Silfel Seuer! Der &onsu 1T ba!
sic tonnte it9 teine @eutBbeit ueri9afs
fen, Oh iie seb6rt porbeu, benn taum bate
ie ben &uf se:ban, 70 iprans aud Der
S5parse i6on auf iie log, erfOBte ie nit
~eiierner Sanb, nabm iie, bic iib perssbsns
basesen itrdubte, In feline lansen arme, II.
trus fe NIT berielben 9ei9tisteit, wie bic
&ase cine Waus, Der Eissr cine @assle,
an bas anbsre gnbe bes @artens.
Oas arme, balb obumd9tise Wdo9su
permo1ts ieSo9 NIT anpenbuns au' ibrsr
&rdfte no9maIs su rufen: Der &Onsu
1T Dc! Der &onsu 1T wieber ba! 6ilfe!
Ri6ael, wel6er alsin i'm Stanbe ses
weisn pdre, NIT benz wiloen afritaner su
tdmpfeu, tonnts ben Silfsruf ieiner Sduss
fer ni4t b0ren. Susssen fam bic aaSeit
wa3iame Sausfrau nur balb ansetleioet
aus benz Sauie unb idrie Iaut auf, wOruuf
8enobia unb @diar aus ibrer 9atte ants
mort saben.
Der &onsu timmerte ii5 wenis barum
unb elite NIT istner 8eute na9 Der llmfais
flung bes @artens, als binter ibm Elm
S9uB feel. .Sb er sstroffen worben, mar
bi6t su snti6eibsn, aasin er wanote fi5
bod, unb iduans, Soiepbine nit einem
Nrme feit5aItsn6 uno bic Sdbne lfeti9enb,
ieinen Sdbel. Die WuIattin bIieb nun
ebsrfaIs iteben, bic Winbuns ibres @es
webres auf i'm ridtenb, aber ie paste teis
men spsiten S9uB, aus Turdt, Soispbi'
aen III %perpunoeru, uub wobl aud, nm
ibrem Ssiubs ssseniber ni9t pebrlCs ba
III iteben. sic bei6rdntte ii9 beBbaIb
barauf, ibren @esusr In Surdt gu e,balten,
un6 iberbGuits i'm in ibrer 9reolenipra9e
nit allen mSsli5sn S9tmpfp0rtern. Der
Oonsu NOR uui6liitg, mas er tbun iolte.
Die lei9te 9ait Soiepbinens bate ibn ii9er
ni9t ssbinbsrt, raid nit Srau @aIois
fertis 5u psrbsn. 0od feline llnentidIoi.
ienbeit iolts balo aufboren. 9diar nnb
Senobia tamsn snbIi9 aus ibrsr Sitts ; er
i1pans cine Solsart, fe einen SratipieB ;
mas iebo1 fur ben lG4ltisen Reser nod
bsbentIi9er mar, au9 Mi6ael 8ertomp
ttIWtSu l0et wv Oehlte. "" CIV "
niiste inn, I'M bsim S9sin bes Seuers ~
ieben, mas i'm @arten porsins. Sbns
meter su iibsrIesen, i9wans er f9 aus
benz Ssnftsr; sIidli9s,w'iie fisl sr aui
S9linspflanSsn uisbsr, bic ieinen Sal
mdBistsn. @lsi9 iprans sr auf unb itarstt
porparts, unpsri fanbIi9ss 9si9rei aus
foBenb, ME sr Bel srOBen aufresunssn I'M
msr that. 0tsie ionoerbarsn 2auts, wsI9,
beinabs unmsni9li3 t%Ianssn, i9isnen au
ben &ousu msbr @inbrut 3u MAIDEN, ali
bic @rt gaiarS, Der SratipieB 8enobiai
unb islbit bos @spsbr Der Srau 9alOis
gritaunt unb beunrubtst betra9tete er bei
nsusn @nsrsifer, aber aberslaubii9, nj
alle &essr, bislt sr ibu fur sinen iene
weiBen Sauberer, pon wel9eu er ale mDs
Ii6en Bunosr bate erSdblen b6ren. 6
IisB feline Seute fallen unb ma9te ita au
bic 6lu4t.
Mi6asl rannte, fem SeuIen perboppeln
linn mad, unb bate Der Gonsu bic 9ei
ftessessnwart ssbabt, ibm ieinen Sdbt
entsesen 81 balten, pisaei9t wdre Der an
itarmenbe iunse Mann binein seltiirsi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
&ater 1tnO So6ter.
-~cOo0cOo-
Sin Bib aus GaDenne.
Ra6 benz SransOfiden bes q. gertbet.
(So~rtiebuns.)

Ser iunse Ssemanu wanbts AL feline
gerebiamteit auf, SOiepbinen gu berubi:
gen. l1nterbefsn mar bic Hadt be,einses
broden, uno omar nit ieuer glOtlidteit,
wte IS unter benz 4squator AT esideben
pflest. Mit benz Yerituinben Der Come
ifrabltsn aud iosIeid bic Stsrne in poler
Bra9t am 5immsl alsntbalben lumber.
Gin hiIber, weiSlider S9immer lag iiber
Der @rSe Bis sur &idtebr bss Cages.
BON Der Stabt Der tSntsn @~lofengeldute,
bann bSrte man ben Wirbsl bss 3apfens
itrei1ss uno sulest fiinbiste Elm feierli9er
&anpusnidtas ben S9luB ben 9afens an.
gine maieitdtii1e &ube lag nun auf Der
san;en @esenO ; man b0rte nur nod bas
SIattern Der Na9ti4walben unb bas
S9reien Der sroBen 6lebermduie.
@ranbual woute auf benz S9iffe iibers
nadten unb muBte bebbalb aufbre1en. ST
perabi6iebete fi1 bel ben Oamen, briidte
Mi6ael bic Sanb unb SerIieB has Saus.
Soispbine puBte, baB 9ranbpaI, 10 nabe
bic Stabt aud lag, bur9 Elm 6bes giertel
geben muBte, mo gar lsi9t Elm neuer gns
9riff ifattfinben tounte. sic b5rte nit
wabrer SerSensangft auf bic i19 entfernens
ben S9ritte; bas @erdui9 berielben per.
Tor fi1 nod unb mad, Bis es 3ulett pers
baute. Soiepbine blieb aber nod INNER,
aufmertiam bor9enb, iteben; fe paste
tanm gu atbmen, wdbrenb S9weiBtropfen
iber lire Stirne perIten.
Sbre dnsfIide Qbnuns ionte ii9 rur
au3uiebr besriinbet erpei1en. &aum MAI
Der 6apitdn einise Winutsn fort, als pom
Wese Der fi1 S1merSensrufe loren IieBen,
pon einem plIben @rinsen unterbro1en.
Oarauf fra9ten 3uet S1ife, wel9e buns
bertfa9 wiberbaaten. Soiepbine, meinte
bas 9er3 miiBte ibr seriprtngen, ite glaubte
@ranbuals Stimme ertannt gu babsn.
gu 5ilfe! risf iis, man morSst unisrn
belen, aniern eiustsen 5reunb!
Wi9ael bate ben fernen Diberi9ein bes
Seuers seieben, uuo beuor feline S9wsitsr
tim bur4 3etdsn IS reutlid madte, ins
fttnftmdBis %ertunnt, un mas es it9 banble.
@r ftir3te nod benz Softbore, pom Soies
pbinen sefolst. SIN Sauie NOR bereits
aaes IN Iufrssuns, wdbrenb @diar i9rie:
9err iein aapitdn! @eiBer gutter! Sbm
i'd bsIfen!
Srau @aIois ielbit elite in ben Sof.
Die ionit 10 bequeme Srau idien pl6slt9
uie umseuanoe!t. Sbre Saltuns 3ei9te
bic 9r6Bte @ntidlofenbeit.
gorparts gae, beiabI fe NIT fsitsr
Gimme, bas bsiBt ii9 an mir pergreifen,
penn man meinem Safe su nabe tritt.
sic silten auf Der StraBe uorpdrts.
9ie SiIferufe uaren perifummt, uub ni9ts
BEL Der bdmmernoen 5ele Der ErOpenna4t
gu ie6en. Die &ufe Soiepbinens unb Der
Srau 9alois bltsbsn unbeantwortet. @nbs
lid iaben iie am Saume zines NIT bornis
gen. 9sftrdn6 iiber unb iiber beoedten
glates, unsefdbr bunbert S4ritte pon benz
Sauie eutfernt, einen Warn, Der f5 NIT
GROCER a%nitrensuns an ben Yaliiaben zines
@artsns aufrs9t belt. sic siltsn barauf
gu, aber ebe iie i'm errei9ten, feel er leblos
nieber. gs mar @ranbpal. Sn ieiner
Sanb belt er nod ben RsuoIusr, bsiien er
fd eben bebisnt bate; er bate swet SD
beIbisbs, sinsn iber bic S9uIter. ben an
bern iiber ben &opf erbalteu, unb par gang
mir Slut bebsdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
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